Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-14

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He was supervisor Of the tenth United
States census for Dakota. He removed to
Bismarck in 1888 and is at present presi-
dent Of the city board Of education.
Az HOUSE MEMBERS.
JACOB v. WHITE, 5S
of Lodi, Clay county, First district, was
born i'm Hendricks county, Ind, in 1854.
He came to Dakota from Mills county,
iowa, four years ago. He has held several
township and school Offices before coming
to Dakota. He is now vice president OF
the territorial board Of agriculture. He is
a farmer BY occupation.
D. FRANK r. AIKENS, a
of Canton, Lincoln county, First district,
was born in New York city in 1856. He
came to Dakota from Rome, New York, in
August 1880. He is lawyer by profession.
Although a young man, his activity and
thorough capability has drawn to him a
great amount of practice from the vicinity
in which he lives. He has been city at
torney of Canton and is senator in the
proposed sstate" Of Dakota and one of it's
most earnest advocates.
-. FRANK A. MORRIS, Sst
of Scotland, Hutchinson county, Second
district, was born in Illinois in 1855. He
came to Dakota from Illinois four years
ago. He is farmer and member of the
sOcalled state legislature.
JACOB sCHNAIDT,
of Menno, Hutchinson county, Second dis
trict, was born in southern Russia, Novem-
Der 10, 1917. He has resided in Dakota
thirteen years and is the only race repre-
sentative that the large number of Russian
colonists have in either body. He does a
good business in the hardware and imple.
ment line. He has served as chairman OF
the board of county commissioners. Is
married and has seven children.
JAMES PARMELEE WARD.
of Marion, Turner county, Second district,
was born in Medina county, Ohio, in 1884.
He came to the territory from Wisconsin
in 1879. He was a member OF the house at
the last session. He is farmer.
j.. JONES, =
of Castalia, Charles Mix county, Third dis
trict, was born in Oneida county. N. Y, in
1851. He remained there twenty-five years,
when he removed directly to Dakota. He
was appointed by Governor Howard the
first member of the council from his county;
has served as register of deeds two terms
and is a member Of the Farmers Alliance.
He is farmer, married and has five chill
dren.
JACOB TOBIAS GILBERT,
of Sioux Falls, Minnehaha county, Fourth
district, was born at Rockville, Wis, in
1851, and is of German nationality. He is
one of the seven democrats in the house, and
is the youngest member of the legislature.
He came to the territory at the age OF IL.
II Hoto for hn
sition two years ago, and was defeated by
only twelve votes. He is the owner of a
large general store in Sioux Falls. He en-
joys the tranquility of single blessedness.
T.. W. TERR1LL,
of Bridgewater, McCook county, Fourth
district, is a native of the Green Mountain
state and is forty-nine years of age. He
came to Dakota from Nebraska in the fall
of 1880. He held several important state
and county offices where he resided previ-
GUS to his coming to Dakota. He was
chosen a member of the constitutional con-
vention held at Sioux Falls in 1884, but he
did not attend the session. He has served
as assessor of McCDok county. He is
farmer by profession and has always taken
an active interest in everything that per-
tains to the welfare of the industrial classes.
CLARION IANTHUs MILTIMoRE,
of Mitchell, Hanson county, Fourth dis
trict, was born in Chicago in 1871. He
came to Dakota from GAINESVILLE, Wis, in
1878. He was in the war, serving in the
Twenty-second and Thirtv-seventh Wis
consin regiments. The pursuit of agricul-
ture has been his life work. He has never
held any public office previously.
TT. MENTzER,
of Mitchell. Dawson county, Fifth district,
was born at Marion, Iowa, in 1849. He
came to the territory four years ago. AL
though an unmarried man, he is one of the
busiest lawyers in Mitchell. He has served
as councilman and mayor of Marion in
1S77-78, and has also been an alderman. .
BoErIOUs H. SULLIVAN,
OF PlankingtOn, Aurora county, Fifth dis
trict, was born at Harvard junction, ILL.,, in
1859. He came to Dakota six years ago
from his native state. He is a lawyer and
has a good practice. He has held the posi-
tiOn of clerk OF the district court of Aurora
county.
JOHN d. PATTON,
of Deadwood, Lawrence county, Four
teenth district, was born at Clayton, Illi-
nois, September %, 1872 He has resided
in the territory since May, 1879, and is one
Of the most popular and active citizens of
the Hills. His business pursuit is agrl-
culture. He has been county commits
sioner and is a devout republican.
JOHN HOBART,
of Egan, Moody county, Sixteenth district,
was born in New Hampshire, in 1886. He
lived in Minnesota twelve years, and came
to Dakota seven years ago. He served two
terms in the Minnesota Legislature, in the
years 1866 and 1871, and was also in the
house at the last session of the territorial
legislature. He makes hardware dealing
his business.
WILLIAM GLENDENNING,
of Arlington, Kingsbury county, Seventh
district, was born in 1880, in Northumber-
land county, England. In 1854 he came to
CHS country, and located at Shellsburg,
Wisconsin, afterWard living in Illinois and
Iowa. In 1880 he located claim in Kings
bury county, and early in the following
year he took up his permanent residence
there. He has always been engaged in
farming, and is genuine farmers candi-
date, representing the best type of Dako-
ta's Intelligent, Industrious agricultural
class.
A. A. HARKINS,
of Gary, Deuel. county, Seventh district,
was born in Crawford county, Pa, in 1921.
In 1SSH he moved tn ROckfor6 Tllinois and